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Science, 2005
The Republican War on Science . By Chris Mooney . Basic Books, New York, 2005. 338 pp. $24.95, C$32.95. ISBN 0-465-04675-4. The author discusses the manipulation, distortion, and suppression of scientific findings in an effort to advance a partisan agenda and explores the ideological
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The Republican War on Science . By Chris Mooney . Basic Books, New York, 2005. 338 pp. $24.95, C$32.95. ISBN 0-465-04675-4. The author discusses the manipulation, distortion, and suppression of scientific findings in an effort to advance a partisan agenda and explores the ideological
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Mind, 1991
There is an argument which purports to show that verificationism and its modem descendant, anti-realism, collapse into a form of radical idealism. For it is widely held that these positions entail that it is possible to know any truth, that is: (1) ( VP )(P -> OKP). Yet it is surely true that there are some truths which, as a matter of contingent fact,
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There is an argument which purports to show that verificationism and its modem descendant, anti-realism, collapse into a form of radical idealism. For it is widely held that these positions entail that it is possible to know any truth, that is: (1) ( VP )(P -> OKP). Yet it is surely true that there are some truths which, as a matter of contingent fact,
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Mind, 1985
My aim in this paper is to counteract the belief that Michael Dummett's anti-realist argument provides a refutation of scepticism, or at least a very deep insight into the nature of scepticism. I argue here that it provides neither. I should say at the outset that I believe Dummett's anti-realism, properly understood, is probably true; I am disputing ...
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My aim in this paper is to counteract the belief that Michael Dummett's anti-realist argument provides a refutation of scepticism, or at least a very deep insight into the nature of scepticism. I argue here that it provides neither. I should say at the outset that I believe Dummett's anti-realism, properly understood, is probably true; I am disputing ...
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Philosophy Today, 2008
Lee Braver's book does a rare service, and can function as a kind of landmark.' He describes continental philosophy as a systematic program of anti-realism, which he traces with great learning from Immanuel Kant through G. W. F. Hegel, Friedrich Nietzsche, the early and later Martin Heidegger, on up to Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida. Along the way
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Lee Braver's book does a rare service, and can function as a kind of landmark.' He describes continental philosophy as a systematic program of anti-realism, which he traces with great learning from Immanuel Kant through G. W. F. Hegel, Friedrich Nietzsche, the early and later Martin Heidegger, on up to Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida. Along the way
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Induction, Rationality, and the Realism/Anti-realism Debate: A Reply to Shech
International Studies in the Philosophy of Science, 2021K Brad Wray
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Varieties of Semantical Anti-realism
Logic, Epistemology, and the Unity of Science, 2023Gabriele Usberti
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Beyond Realism and Anti-Realism
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